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In my humble opinion, this meeting is one of the best medicinal chemistry conferences to attend and as usual the ...
Spark™, your solution for scaffold hopping and R-group exploration, is provided with reagent and fragment databases that are derived from ...
Through our partnership with the Medicines Discovery Catapult we are offering a limited number of computational chemistry consultancy sessions to ...
With the increasing pressure to drive efficiencies in the drug discovery process, innovative approaches using computational chemistry are delivering proven ...
Sneak peek at Flare V3.0 for structure-based design Giovanna Tedesco gives a sneak peek at some of the new functionality in Flare ...
As we move closer to the release of Flare™ V3, let’s have a quick look at some interesting new functionality ...
By the time we are 65, one in ten of us will have Alzheimer’s disease. This rises to fifty percent ...
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The importance of understanding protein-protein and protein-ligand interactions in immuno-oncology Immuno-oncology represents a new paradigm in the fight against cancer and ...
Historical context and significance Despite cancer being a disease that has been with us for centuries, it has never been ...
Therapeutic protein degradation by design; Presentations from recent meetings; Review of Efficient Drug Discovery Through Connected Chemistry symposium; New website
Thank you to all attendees who contributed to the success of the Cresset User Group Meeting 2019. As I'm sure ...